Starting Over Or Just Starting Out - Yes, You Have Permission from the Tarot to Feel Foolish (and, yes, you have the strength to take that leap)

 " ... the Fool [card in the Tarot] represents the chaos and possibility that comes before the beginning of anything."

- in Chapter 1 "The Fool, the Infinite Possibility of Chaos," in the book THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO TAROT ILLUMINATI, By Kim Huggens, 3rd Edition.

So many don't break free of what is blocking their happiness and could be destroying their health because they don't want to look foolish. Society hates to have us change so it will tend to judge harshly whatever we do in the process. Also, of course, we ourselves hesitate to take on the upheaval that is the core of transition. 

Therefore, we tend to stay put. 

But if we are fortunate enough to hit bottom we might be ready to consider starting over. Or if we are very young we become willing to start out on what we don't have down cold.

The Fool card in the Tarot gives us permission to take that kind of leap. And, even more importantly it reassures us that we have the self-knowledge and the strength to go along that journey. In April 2021, The New York Times saluted the Tarot for being a tool for self-awareness. 

Yes, as the NYT indicates, you can conduct your psychic reading DIY. Here is my guide for that DIY.

However, if you want to reach our for a professional reading, I am here for you. (Appointments arranged at janegenova374@gmail.com). Sliding scale fees.

You may need to change jobs, careers, or from being a worker to an entrepreneur. You are not alone. So many are at a crossroads. Complimentary consultation for coaching, job-search materials, and interviewing. The menu of services includes Tarot readings, both spreads and one-card pulls. Please contact janegenova374@gmail.com or text 203-468-8579. Website: https://janegenovaintuitivecareercoaching.blogspot.com/


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